In the following post, you have the “musical chance” to learn the Italian diminutives with the ending “-ino”, used very often in the Italian lanfguage (with the added meaning of “small”, “little”). Quando i bambini fanno “Oh!” Quando i bambini fanno…
Listening to Italian love songs you can learn now some common negative expressions in Italian. Here’s Laura Pausini singing “Non c’è”. Sing along to learn what’s probably the most used negative phrase in Italy: Tu non rispondi più al telefono You don’t…
Discover an easy way to learn some common Italian question words: here’s “Gianna”, a nonsense song by Rino Gaetano, live at Sanremo festival 1978 (question words in Italian are in the second part): Gianna, Gianna, Gianna sosteneva tesi e…
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On this page you can learn common Italian greetings with fun, listening to some classic Italian songs (and singing too)… Italian Greetings Song: Arrivederci Roma From “Arrivederci Roma” (Goodbye Rome) you can learn a very common Italian greeting, “arrivederci” that Italians use to greet…
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With Angelo Branduardi you can learn the Italian numbers with fun! Try to sing along many times and with the help of the music you’ll easily remember the names of the Italian numbers. Play the video, try to sing along by scrolling the…
Here’s a great song by the Italian songwriter Francesco De Gregori built around the most common Italian greeting, the Italian hello “Ciao”: Ciao ciao, andarsene era scritto, perciò: ciao ciao. Bye, bye, to go away was written and then bye,…
Knowing Italian suffixes and their translation to English will greatly help you to understand the written Italian. Moreover this knowledge will also improve your understanding of the spoken language when you learn the Italian pronunciation. Out of all the prefixes…
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Italian Food Sayings It’s not surprising that the Italian language has a lot of sayings related to food, probably the most practiced and loved national hobby! Here you’ll find 71 Italian ways of sayings about food, and more we’ll publish…
If you like riddles here’s an excellent way to easily improve your Italian. According to Stephen Krashen practicing what you like in the Italian language will make it a breeze to spend your time learning the language! Here are 5…
How to use the verb win in Italian – Example vincere in scioltezza = to win hands down vincere senza colpo ferire = to win without firing a shot or win without a fight vincere a mani basse = to…